[September 8, 2013] As promised, this blog is about the exploration of attributes and character of the senior executive leader. This allows a dive more into the depths of those points that distinguish the senior executive leader from the beginner and junior leader. Truthfully, many characteristics will be distinguished by degree; laying along a continuum of strength or… Read More »
[September 7, 2013] In Nelson Mandela’s autobiography, he uses a metaphor to illustrate the leading from behind leadership style. He writes, quoting a regent’s axiom: “… a leader … is like a Sheppard. He stays behind the flock, letting the most nimble go out ahead, whereupon the others follow, not realizing all along they are being directed from… Read More »
[September 6, 2013] Whether you are the CEO of a large commercial firm, the President of a university, the head of an international non-profit organization, or a General/Flag officer in the military, you are a “senior executive” and by definition a “leader”. Does this make you the “top dog”, the “old man”? Well…yes. There are also many positions… Read More »
[September 4, 2013] Is there a difference in basic leadership and senior executive leadership? To answer the question, we must get to the fundamental concept of leadership and its various meanings. Leadership, at its heart, is the ability to get people to accomplish a goal they would not necessarily have done. Now, many people will argue with me… Read More »
[September 3, 2013] Why publish a blog on “senior executive leadership”? With so many high-quality blogs on leadership and thousands of pages written on the internet and in books, why would anyone want to add to those voices? Simple, I do not believe there is sufficient writing dedicated to the subject of senior executive leadership. One reason for… Read More »